Circling the Wagons: Week 2, level 1

Circling the Wagons …. in uncertain times and emergency situations

(Week 2, level 1)

By mrs. patsi @ A Working Pantry

Wagon clipart link … https://clipart-library.com/clipart/713877.htm

(For those just popping in, this is an imaginary scenario that's part of a class we are doing and not real life.)

It’s day 8 of no power (except for that one hour of power) and still no word on when it will be restored.

Water is questionable, depending on where you live?  (If you’re on city or county water and it’s still flowing, is it safe to drink?)

Employment is hit and miss, without power your and or your husband’s employer has sent you home until this ‘crisis’ is over. 

The schools are ‘temporarily’ closed until further notice.

Everyone is home together, learning how to coexist without driving each other crazy!  You might even say that you're beginning to get 'on each other's nerves' a bit!  

In addition, everyone is starting to get a bit of cabin fever, including yourself so you take yourself off for a walk, by yourself … or at least that’s your intention!

You open the door and, in your eagerness to start your walk, you trip over your own feet and take a tumble out the door.  If you have steps, this could be a serious tumble!

You sit stunned for a moment as realization sinks in that your right foot is hurting pretty badly.  You look down at it and you see blood oozing from a gash, and the whole foot is swelling.

You know instantly that this is not good!  What are you going to do?  How are you going to treat your injury?

Okay, let's test your medical preparedness ... how are you going to handle this?

mrs. patsi @ A Working Pantry

She looketh well to the ways of her household … Proverbs 31:27 

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